Global upstream M&A in brief
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Table of contents
- Regional activity
- TotalEnergies expands presence in Suriname with Block 53 acquisition
- Repsol divests Corridor stake in Indonesia for US$425 million
- Deal Pipeline: Shell confirms it has no intention of making an offer for BP
- Afentra and Maurel & Prom acquire Angolan assets from Etu Energias
- DNO completes Sval Energi acquisition for US$1.6 billion
- ADNOC-led consortium bids for Santos
- New details emerge on Kimmeridge-Mubadala US partnership
- TotalEnergies and Shell agree a Brazilian asset swap
- Regional activity
- EOG acquires Utica pure-play Encino for US$5.6 billion
- Shell acquires TotalEnergies’ in the Bonga deepwater fields in Nigeria
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- June 2025 deal count compared to historical benchmarks
- June 2025 deal spend compared to historical benchmarks (excludes US$50bn+ megadeals)
- TotalEnergies upstream portfolio strategic fit
- ) Shell share price and market capitalisation at quarter end, indexed to end Q2 2021; 2) Shell annual shareholder distributions, total and as % of operating cash flow
- Global M&A – May 2025
- Implied Long-Term Oil Price (deal by deal) vs. Brent oil price
- May 2025 deal count compared to historical benchmarks
- May 2025 deal spend compared to historical benchmarks (excludes US$50bn+ megadeals)
- Ithaca production profile
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